What if we execute him with a bag over his head but his nipples are out. That would be kind of progressive.

What I've come to realize is every problem is a series of parts that have to combined in a specific way to achieve a desired outcome.

So that's the whole world and you start with love thy neighbor because they're in close proximity to you and you can figure out what kind of actor they are in game theory.

I started building pcs to replace cable boxes for people. The realization I had is that most people's understanding of technology starts and ends with their phone.

I mean you could run on a platform of world peace. People would still die and it wouldn't be good enough for the internet.

If you want an outlet for your feelings walk around your neighborhood and when you see someone that needs help, help them.

I just want a new season of Reacher where he goes undercover as a gay prostitute.

The top of the market sucks but I've been building am4 systems for people for about 400$. 3700x or 5500 is good enough for most people and as long as they don't break their motherboard they can drop in an upgrade.

My fastest pc right now is probably my 5700x3d and 4070 super. So I feel like I have 2 years to find an upgrade.

I've just mastered being poor. So I can afford things and it doesn't make sense. Like applegate farms chicken nuggets.

At this point I think the future is your phone on your tv.

It's the path of least resistance for computer illiterate masses.

I honestly don't care about anything anymore. I just wear the same 6 or 7 pairs of sweatpants everyday and at the end of the week I wash them and start over. This is how I mark the passage of time.

Oddly enough I recently played obscure. It's niche but I enjoyed it. Multiplayer resident evil in a highschool.

Honestly online play has set co op games back 20 years.

Just point to an example of your strategy working in history. Otherwise you're trying to convince me with wishful thinking.

Do you have historical examples of your strategy being viable? Because to me what's going to change things is public perception.

And once it does the same people for genocide will suddenly be against genocide. I can think of countless examples in American history. Like gay marriage.